Sentence examples for fostering a connection from inspiring English sources
In creating this new production, the director John La Bouchardière thought that the tendency of audiences to "spectate," as he puts it in a program note, was the main obstacle to fostering a connection with "The Blind".
Trying to ease the difficulties of war while fostering a connection to home, many other companies have created soldier-donation programs that send things like portable PC storage devices and computerized golf simulators.
Lots of work to do still in the emerging social media sphere but it's clear that leading marketers are engaging the audience in real-time branding by fostering a connection between TV and audience experience on-line.
You'll get the same calming benefits of fostering a connection, and a break from the screen at the same time.
At Common Threads we are intentional about developing and fostering a connection with what's happening at schools and considering how to integrate these elements at home, around the dinner table and/or in backyard gardens.
To foster a connection between music and sciences, Columbia's Zuckerman Institute has established the Jazz Artist-in-Residence program.
All of this is meant to foster a connection between two people who in nearly every case look as if they would rather be at an Olive Garden.
"He inspired me to get on the path of helping people foster a connection with the land, which is important for the ultimate stewardship of the earth".
"We'll also have separate digital initiatives going on," said Michael J. Boylson, executive vice president and chief marketing officer at Penney, to foster "a connection between online and offline media".
In addition to his work with Headspace, one of the ways Duigan regained that connection and purpose was as coach of Towns Football Club in Geraldton for two years, where his motivation was to use his role as a vehicle to foster a connection within the community.
